Deficiency Index

Home health agencies in New Hampshire

Every federal deficiency on record for 16 home health agencies in New Hampshire, with the inspector's written findings.

Agencies16

With at least one federal deficiency on record

Deficiencies75

Across 24 surveys

Condition-level0

A compliance grade — how deep into the regulation a finding sits, not a measure of harm

An inventory, not a ranking: counts are not comparable between states.

All 16, by city

Home health providers in New Hampshire with federal deficiencies on record
ProviderDeficienciesCondition-levelLast survey
Epping
Caretenders9—Sep 26, 2024
Exeter
Northeast Professional Registry of Nurses, Inc.3—May 1, 2025
Franklin
VNA of Franklin5—Jul 24, 2024
Littleton
North Country Home Health & Hospice Agency Inc1—Mar 6, 2023
Londonderry
Regency Home Health, LLC6—Jul 26, 2023
Manchester
Maxim Healthcare Services Inc16—Jul 17, 2024
Visiting Nurse Association of Manchester & Southern New Hamphsire Inc2—Mar 26, 2025
Meredith
Lakes Region Visiting Nurse Association1—Feb 12, 2026
Merrimack
Home Health & Hospice Care1—Jul 11, 2024
Nashua
Nurses Prn Inc12—May 29, 2025
New London
Lake Sunapee Region VNA & Hospice2—Aug 21, 2024
North Conway
Visiting Nurse Home Care & Hospice of Carroll County4—Jul 9, 2026
Plymouth
Pemi Baker Community Health5—May 9, 2025
Portsmouth
Amedisys New Hampshire, LLC2—Aug 31, 2023
Rochester
Cornerstone VNA1—Jul 31, 2024
Salem
J&K Staffing Solutions, LLC5—Nov 25, 2025

Home health findings published by CMS on QCOR, covering surveys from January 27, 2021 to July 9, 2026. The inspectors’ written findings come from 7,049 individual survey reports.

Federal survey findings only. State licensure findings for home health agencies are not shown.

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